The girls started school (second grade! OMG, where is the time going????):


I got a haircut:

The hummingbirds have taken off for warmer climes, but we had lots of fun while they were here:

There were more sunsets, of course:

And--file this one under the category of: "The Shot that Got Away"--I learned a valuable lesson about dashing outside without the tripod at night to try to capture the really cool lightning show. If it had been daytime I could have got away without the tripod (I submit this and this as evidence)--but it was after 10:00 pm. Note to self: next time, grab the gorram tripod.

That is all.